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How do I cancel or pause my subscription?
I was invited by another person to his store and to be able to explore the platform i have to connect my credit card.
But how do I cancel now my account/remove my credit card?
UX is just terrible, I do not see any button or settings where I could delete my personal account data
Hello @test2334
It’s easy to remove your credit card details from Shopify! Just follow the simple steps from this article:
https://www.websitebuilderinsider.com/how-do-i-remove-my-credit-card-details-from-shopify/
I hope the above is useful to you.
Best regards,
GemPages Support Team
It is soooo obvious guys how you over complicate things so users can't delete their account! It is sooo clear hhow you try to hold the customers making it impossible to cancel! UNBELIEVABLE. The link that you provide where it talks about a delete button. Well, there is no delete button you just can Replace the credit card, not delete, not cancel. This is something to really consider to report. Playing with the customers. Shopify sucks!
Hi there, @Cesarius. Thank you for taking the time to follow up on this thread. As per our Help Documentation on payment methods for billing, you cannot remove a payment method on file if you have only one payment method currently attached to your store. You can add an additional payment method and then remove a previously added one if you so desire.
If you're looking to stop charges related to your Shopify Store, then you'll want to take steps to deactivate your Shopify Subscription. You will want to follow with the steps outlined in this help document here in order to deactivate your store to ensure you're not charged by Shopify in the future. -Imogen
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This indeed sounds like you're making it purposely difficult and confusing. I am really liking the the Shopify platform, but imagine entering into a nice real-life store and then having to go through a maze in order to exit? Would that be considered "normal"? This might erode trust that otherwise you'd be gaining.
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EDIT:
Deactivating the store was surprisingly easy once you know where things are. Maybe we just need a bit more "wayfinding"?
Thanks
hiii there. it even we can't delete our accounts because you asked us to pay pill so we can delete ofc i will not pay ou 121 $ to delete my account . what sucks broo are kidding with us stop playing your games on us
fr couldn't believe that a professional website like shopify would be doing this type of stuff. Hella dodgy.
hiii there. it even we can't delete our accounts because they asked us to pay pill so we can delete ofc i will not pay ou 121 $ to delete my account
Hey, @test2334! Welcome to Shopify Community!
If your store is currently on an active plan with the first invoice paid, you have the option to pause your store and continue working on it at a reduced rate ($14 USD or less per month depending on your region). This is an ideal option if you would like to take some time to decide whether you'd like to carry on with building your store. To go onto the Pause and Build plan, you can follow the steps below.
The checkout, POS, discounts, abandoned checkout recovery, gift cards, and third-party integrations such as Facebook and Google will not be available on the Pause and Build plan, but you can access your admin to build your store.
If you decide to close your store, you can deactivate it and cancel your subscription. This can be done through the following steps:
Your data will be stored for 2 years after closing your store to give you an opportunity to reopen it and pick up where you left off if you decide to do so. If you're set on permanently closing your store and removing your data, you can create a support ticket by visiting https://bit.ly/3cJkx8V to request to have this done by our support advisors after you follow the steps above.
What was the reason behind your decision to leave our platform? Don't hesitate to share your feedback as I'd love to pass this along to our platform development team. Feel free to send it through and any other questions you have about your store. Thanks!
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hi there
I need help going back to my store page so I can cancel my store and start from scratch. but they do not show me the settings button, and I've tried everything. please can you help me
Hey, @Mimi17! Welcome to Shopify Community!
I'd love to help you out and resolve the issue that's preventing you from closing your store. Could you please share more details about the issue you're experiencing so I have a better understanding of it? If you have screenshots that show the absence of the Settings button, it would help me quickly find a solution.
Feel free to share any relevant information here and I'll find a fix then. Thanks!
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Hello @Summer
For my Shopify store,
When my subscription ends, will my store be deleted, or can I pay again maybe 1-2 months later, buy another subscription, and get my store back?
Thanks, Nutmeg
Hi Nutmeg!
Rest assured that your store data is maintained for 2 years, as noted in our Help Center. We do always recommend creating a physical backup of your store data whenever possible though. Exporting your customers, products and theme file, as well as making copies of any content like blogs or additional pages is always a good idea. You can find out more about backing up your store data on the Help Center link I provided above.
Shay | Social Care @ Shopify
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Ok thanks
I put stores on pause / deactivate and still trying to charge. Can't get logged in after trying to reset password. I was trying a couple stores and am 99% sure I cancelled or deactivated all the stores after $1.00 trial period. Filed complaint with PayPal to escalate the issue. In the meantime, I put the subscription on an expired credit card and every 3 days, rather than canceling the store, Shopify tries to billfor $39.00...Trying to get $195 refunded that Shopify owes me. DON'T SIGN UP UNLESS YOU HAVE PRODUCT READY TO GO!
Hi @Blsx3,
Thanks for adding your feedback to this thread. I'm happy to provide some assistance with this, to ensure it gets resolved.
If you're unable to access your shop, you will want to connect with us directly. This will allow our support team to get you authenticated, as we wouldn't have access to any account details here through the Community. They will be able to take a closer look and ensure the shop mentioned is successfully deactivated. This is also where you can make a refund request!
To connect, you can follow the steps outlined below:
Please let me know if you have any other questions.
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Hi Blair,
Am i still able to adjust the store after I deactivated it? Everything will remain if I re-open it in the future (within 2 yrs)
What options should I choose if I still want to adjust the store design/content/structure? Pause or deactivate?
Hi, @JuneNguyen. If you are hoping to view your account or make any adjustments on your shop I recommend pausing it instead of deactivating it. If your store is deactivated you are able to reactivate it, but you would need to pay a monthly subscription to do so and while it is deactivated you will not have any access to your store. If your store is paused you can't make sales, but you can still access your store to adjust what you need, and you would be paying a reduced subscripton during this time.
Erin | Shopify
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